4. AGR . TIIK HKXI Rt'LLKTIN, HKND, ORK WKDNKHDAY, OCTOHKIt Ut, 1011, AliL HKAD TIIK Rl'LI.RTIN. Four generations of the tinnjo fnm y renewed tholr nuuserlpUono to The llullotln ftfmluy ' because they c ultln't Rot Along without tho pa per." That's What thoy said, anyway, i hem tho Rroat-grnmlmothor, hor eliURhtor, lior granddaughter and tho granddaughter's daughter lmlcl lieir luonay find got tholr receipts. Tuo Tour ifcro Mrs. M. Orowllor ot Poit land and ilond, Mrs. Charles Oro wllor of Hond, Mrs. Ruth Shearer of l'owoil Dutto and Ruth Shearer, hor llttlo girl. Thn Lndlca of tho llaittlst church will hold a doll baiaar tho foro part or uocomitor. messed dolls ot nil hinds and sizes will ho on salo. Any one wishing dolls drcsaad to ordor phono Mrs. Do Armond, Rod 11 Adv. 32-380 FAKISWRLL SUIU'RISR PARTY. Last Wednesday afternoon 26 la dies of tho 1,'roshytortan church gnyo n farewell surprise party to Mrs. J. II. Gerhtng, who left Saturday for Lamonta, whence she and hor litis- oand prococdod to Rocicytord, Colo rado. RofreshnicutB were served find Mrs. Gerbtng was presented with n handsome cnsscrolo by hor many friends, as s. token ot their regret .it her departure OPPOSITION IS BY SMALL GANG tContlnuod from page 1.) REDMOND SHOW IS SUCCESSFUL (Continued from pngo 1.) committee from hero went to tho county seat to arrange such lines, Mr. King snwjno nounnariea agreed upon nnd expressed himself &a entirely sat isfied, bo far aa thoy were concerned. "When aske'i What alntul he would take he said "I don't know yet. For the present I shall tako no actlvo lmrt on cither side." Tho double crossing Indulged In liy Mr. King and his associates Is Tnrther evidenced by tho following extract, written by Howard Turner In the Madras Pioneer: "Tholr (tho antl-dlvlslonlsls) prin cipal line of argumont being that this was not the opportune time for dlvl talon, from tho fact that monetary conditions woro not staple enough to Justify it. Four yoara ago tho writer was one of a party who met with the 1'rlnevlllo Commercial Club at which tlmo Redmond had proposed to dlrldo Crook county, drawing tholr HneB IoBor to Prlnevlllo than the present line, and at this meeting many speak er! remarked that It we would suo- ort the movoment against it at that lime that at a future date thoy would support us In cutting loose Some if those same parties have been out In this section this week fighting the Jo Hereon county movement again. R A. Howman and J. R. Doll, as mentioned before In this paper, are abstractors. Thoy live entirely from county Boat business. Thoy are strong talkers about higher taxes. Last year these gentlemon paid in taxes, ono $20.67, tho other $23.26. Tho personnel of tho other chief lighters is made clear in tho articles quoted above; enough, to show that the whole anti-division fight, so far as the old county residents la con cerned, la backed by a political ring, wlrtch fears trouble for its office hol ders it division la carried, and buoj ticssmen "wnobA profitable trade. dc pendent upon- the county might be Injured. cess, taking ovory first for potntoes. In his display, according to thono who hnvo followed tho potato show from tho boglnnlng. was to bo Boon tho Influence that tho show has had on tho potato growers of this section. Mr. Mustard has been n close Btu- dont ot tho potato, ho has. been en re fill In the Bolectlon of his seed nnd ho has learned all ho could from export- once. As a result ha takes pritea wiin nis "spuas." Another portion ot the display In tho hall that gavo encouragement to those, who are trying to build up tho country was corn. Thla was not as much In ovldonce as tho other veg etables but that it was In ovldenco at all was a hopeful sign, as it was to soo 35 pound watermelons as shown by "Joe" Howard, and tomatoes and cucumbers and squash and pumpkins from several points. Community Exhibits. Among tho community exhibits, that from Terrobonno occupied tho place of honor near the door whito Slstors was noxt with tho eroam of her fair ot two weeks ago. Thoao were general collections nnd showed the success that Is attending tho far mers of thcBo communities. Another general collection showod individual success of a most unusual sort, but more than tho sign over tho table was needed to tell tho wholo story. That gavo moroly a ranch nnmo and the obsorver looked at and then at the 60 or more Items In tho ex hibit and thought that it must bo a busy ranch. When ho was told, how over, Uint tho ranoh was run by two bachelors, the HclmholU brothers, and that thoy had done every bit of the work represented In tho display ho looked again. Then when ho caw all the grasses raised In this country, 20 or 30 kinds and varieties of grain, mlnaturo bales ot hay nnd alfalfa, all the vegetables, gram and clover seed. iWTtm nra.in ttf.ftfnr ntwl f. iln.An fn of preserves, he stood looking and! wishod that ho might see tho brothers thetu solves. Other Special Displays. There woro many other special displays ot unusual interest Includ ing tho work of tho students of tho Crook County High School, fancy work that covered ono- side ot tho bail and other mora useful represen tations ot domestic work, in other words, cooking. As might bo expected at a fair coming barely two weeks before an election there wore candidates ot all kinds in Redmond on Saturday. They were noc interested In vegetables and tho llvo stock bo much as in tho voter and his thoughts. Thoy met everybody and hung bluo ribbons on thorn all, at tho same time urging a return of tho compliment on Na- Yoinbof 3, With bo ninny of tho events of tho day rreo to all it was dlmcult to o(l mnlo how many woro prosont at the fair. Thoro woro many humlrodn nuroly nnd thoy cunio from nil Hided uuiji nnioia woro orowiinu nnu ma nldo walks woro ftllod all tho tlmo, From lloud u guod ciowd nituudmt ntul nil woro well ontartalnod. rj I Our Specials! Niger's Teas and Coffees. A fill lino of Royal Club Goods. We receive Fresh Fruit nnd Vegetables daily. A call will assure you that our prices nro reasonable. T. R.. McCLINCY Bond Street, llend, Oregon, Next to Dream Theatre. , f ' $500.00 CASH AND OTHER PRIZES WILL RE AWARDED TUB WINNERS AT THE 1914 CORN SHOW To bo hold under tho auspices ot Oregon-Washington Railroad (Sb Navigation Co. AT Walla Walla, Washington NOVEMBER 25-30, 1914 Kara 6f no fine corn as was ovor flA AAA grown in lown. Missouri, or lUUUU Nebraska, will bo" on' compel- Itlvo exhibition. PROF. C. Ifc SMITH O.-W. R. N. Agriculturist will lecturo dally. Interesting, Instructive. entertaining. Do Not Miss This Trent LOW HOUND TIUI 1MIII Tickets and full Information upon application to Any Agent of tho O.-W. It. X. Ask for l'eniluni LUt. VotersBeware! fc DUCK SEASON IS HERE ObrfStoctoto6VRBlUNlfiC)N.s!yi complete. Let Us Supply You Skuse Hardware Co. TIIK DKNTAL TRUHT, WITH ALL 1TH POW KRPUL POLITKUL OIUlANl.ATlON, irt MOVMU IIKAVKN AND KARTH TO Hi!? 1'KAT TIIK DKNTAL HKI'ORM HILL. IN KVKRY TOWN AND OITV MK.MIIKH8 01 TIIK TRUHT ARK OUT WOHIUNtl AHAINHT TIIK HILL. TIIK MKHU'AL TRUHT IH IIKLI'INd TIIK DKNTAL TRUHT HY l-'ORCINO NURHKH AND imUUUIHTH, UNDKIl TMRKAT OP IIQY. COTT, TO WORK AOAINHT DKNTAL III?. FORM. ALL HINDH OK MfAinN Lll ARK MU INC) CIRCULATKD TO DKt'KIVK VOTKRH. DONT LKT TIIK TRUHT HOARK YOU. TIIK TIIUHT .MARK TIIK l'RKHKNT DKNTAL IAW. UNDKU TIIIK LAW IT CONTROLS TIIK HTATH HOARD 01' DKNTAL K.XA.MN NKRH KVKRV .MK.MIIKIt OF THAT HOARD IH A MK.MHKU OF TIIK TRUHT. IN TI!IH WAY COMI'irrKNT DKNTIHTH ARK KKIT OUT OP ORISON, AND THIS TRUHT l'RKVKNTH COMI'irriTION AND KKKPH UP l'ltlC'ILS. ' i VOTE YES X 340 Arid Bust the Dental Trust PAINLKHH PARKKR DrutUt. flth nnd Washington Street, 1'ottUniI, Orrgon. lit A I M wL Mw K9 H X A X F &' Lum ber 5f T ' ' T T ' ' T T ' ' T 1:: - i. " i 4ft i r 1 li II . - i I 2 ,.. " , Jf 1 . 4 'Ml I ,,f,. ,' ' x , , , . ,L, i L A i , . i - i , ,, ,, . 4 ,' 4 1 1 i 4 ' ' m . . Tn&! ... fv Completie Stock Dry, Rough aid Finishing Lumber Maple and Fir Flooring r m FOR BUSINESS LOTS FOR RESIDENCE LOTS FOR GARDEN LOTS For Close-in Acreage FOR. FARM LANDS t 1 !' Let us show you the property t1 conservative buyer that BEND REAL ESTATE is a conservative investment ; -4S. i Lath and Shingles Pine House and Irrigation Spout, Lath, Red Cedar Shingles "i ';a T5e Bend Company ' v f 1-'H T" OFFICE CORNER WALL n4 OHIO STS. gSy" --"-- ''":::::" : - "" "-"- "r t'-t- '-'.aaj . - !. . ' J " - ' H ;'ai t vt ?' inn t t 4SC. I I t e: i